Today's Editorial

Saturday, May 17, 2008

Guest Comentary

Slick ad campaign pumps up industry

Here are a few of the things oil companies aren’t bragging about in the massive “It’s not our fault” advertising blitz they’re running that includes full-page ads in the nation’s major newspapers: The industry is not touting its decision to use some of its vast windfall profits to help the poor heat their homes. It opposes the idea, which was proposed by Sen. Charles Grassley, a conservative Republican.

A Week Of Editorials


Today's Letters

May 17, 2008

Don’t lower standards for sports eligibility

In response to recent letters to the editor regarding student eligibility for sports, I would like to comment from personal experience in an effort to help other parents.

Why no tolls plannedfor new airport road?

While on the Internet looking for information about the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, I came upon the Web site www.tollroadsnews.com. This intrigued me, so I went there to see what it was all about. I hadn’t seen a diagram of the new access road from the F.E.

Submit a letter

A Week of letters



Today's Perspective

May 17, 2008

Don't be surprised by two John McCains

By: Martin Schram Political Analyst Scripps Howard News Service

On television, a presidential candidate I know well was blasting the Senate's "shabby treatment" of judicial nominees and basking in virtue for having voted to confirm presidential picks despite differences with their philosophies.



A Week of Editorials

May 16, 2008

Telegraph Editorial

Making AYP harder than learning ABCs

By the raw numbers, this year's Adequate Yearly Progress reports for individual schools and districts were nothing to write home about. Statewide, only 175 of the 474 schools tested made AYP – that's only slightly better than one out of every three.


A Week of Letters

May 16, 2008

Democrats could learn a lot from NASCAR

If the Democrats do not take the White House in November, it will be because they do not understand NASCAR. Sen. Hillary Clinton is justifiably under tremendous pressure to drop out of the primary race. Often, her supporters will reach for a sports analogy to justify her continued fight.

State party resolutions seem to be in conflict

The New Hampshire Democratic Party will be holding its convention on Saturday, May 17, at McLaughlin Middle School in Manchester.

submit letter the editor's blog

opinion columnists

Browse all Columnists

Network

The Telegraph is building a Reader Advisory Network of e-mail addresses so that we can more frequently involve our readers in the content of the newspaper. Readers may be asked for reactions to stories, or a digital “person-on-the-street” interview or a community commentary.

For a detailed explanation of the network, visit The Editor's Blog. If you are interested in becoming a member of the network, you can register online here.

We promise never to sell our database to anyone or use it for any other purpose here at The Telegraph. We also promise to remove people immediately if they ask us to. There’s no spam, and the frequency of contact will be limited.


















Link to Get Shopping
JOBS | HOMES| AUTOS
Top Jobs
St. Teresa Rehab & Nursi...

 Dartmouth-Hitchcock Nashua

 Catholic Medical Center

 More Top Jobs »
Top Properties
Nashua, NH - Exit 1

 Nashua - Rentals - Luxury

place an ad


back to top